Landmark Credit Union Unveils Expansion Plans for Madison Area with Five New Branches by 2027

On June 29, 2026, Landmark Credit Union announced its ambitious plan to broaden its presence in the Madison area, aiming to open five new branches by the end of 2027. With a history of over 90 years catering to Wisconsin communities, the credit union is taking its first step in this expansion with the inauguration of its new branch on Monroe Street. This location replaces the Spring Street branch, situated just a mile away. The Monroe Street branch, with its strategic location at 1712 Monroe St., is designed to enhance visibility, accessibility, and convenience for members in one of Madison's most vibrant neighborhoods.

Tim Mackay, the president and CEO of Landmark Credit Union, expressed the importance of this initiative in reinforcing the organization's commitment to the Madison community. "Madison is an important market for Landmark," he stated, noting that this new location marks the first phase of a larger investment in the area. He emphasized their goal of increasing access to financial services while strengthening relationships with local residents, families, and businesses.

The plan for Madison highlights steady growth, with four more branches set to be established in the forthcoming year and a half. The additional branches will be strategically located in rapidly growing areas, enabling Landmark to offer retail, mortgage, and commercial banking services in Wisconsin's expanding markets.

Future branches will be located in:
  • - Sun Prairie: A newly constructed facility featuring over 4,000 square feet that will provide comprehensive retail services, including mortgage lending and access to the Landmark Investment Center (LIC).
  • - Middleton: A leased space of more than 4,000 square feet located along University Avenue, ensuring easy access for full-service banking, including LIC services.
  • - Waunakee: Another new location in a burgeoning community, offering nearly 3,600 square feet, catering to a broad range of banking needs including mortgage services and LIC access.
  • - East Washington Avenue: Positioned near the Capitol, this leased branch will provide both retail and LIC services and will serve as the full-service office for Landmark’s commercial banking team.

The nearly 3,700 square-foot Monroe Street location also offers teller services, advanced ATMs, and spaces dedicated to member consultations. Its proximity to Camp Randall Stadium and several established neighborhoods fosters a walkable, community-friendly environment rich with opportunities for engagement.

Additionally, Landmark Credit Union is committed to giving back to the community through a partnership with the United Way of Dane County. For every new checking account opened at these new branches, Landmark will donate $100 to the United Way's Reducing School Mobility initiative, with a goal of contributing up to $50,000 within two years. This initiative is aimed at assisting families with children facing housing instability, ensuring that they retain stable housing and minimize educational disruptions due to frequent school changes.

As Landmark continues to advance toward its goal of expanding its Madison-area branch network, it remains focused on meeting the evolving needs of its membership. Through ongoing financial education, volunteerism, and community engagement, Landmark Credit Union seeks to be a trusted partner for its members as well as a catalyst for positive change within the community.

Founded in 1933, Landmark Credit Union operates as a not-for-profit cooperative, dedicated to providing excellent rates, low fees, and personalized service. With over 35 branches and more than 400,000 members, Landmark handles total assets exceeding $7.5 billion. The commitment to improving member experiences and investing in communities underscores how Landmark Credit Union plans to build upon its long-standing legacy as a leader in financial services in Wisconsin. For more details about Landmark and its upcoming openings, visit www.landmarkcu.com.

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